Dewstack

What it does

Dewstack builds documentation sites from material you already have. Drafts come from AI chats, uploaded Word or PDF files, imports from tools like Notion and Confluence, or recorded browser steps. Each draft lands in a dashboard for review, then publishes on your own domain with a chatbot that answers readers.

Dewstack is aimed at teams that keep putting documentation off. You can start from a chat with an AI assistant, upload a Word file or PDF, point it at sources like Notion and Confluence, or record a task with the browser extension. The result is a formatted draft in your dashboard. Agents connect through MCP and OAuth with one approval, and anything an agent writes arrives as a draft you can revoke. Published sites run on your own domain with free SSL, a landing page builder, search, version history and rollback. The pricing page lists three paid tiers at $39, $89 and $149 per month, each with a 7-day free trial and no card required. Limits differ by tier: Starter has 3 projects, 2 AI assistants and 2k queries per month, while Pro adds imports from Notion, Google Docs and Confluence, and Premium adds password-protected docs. The homepage says a site stays online for fourteen days after the trial ends, whatever you decide.